Mark Minervini like trades

It shoud say "Mark Minervini was a successful stock trader in the 90s and now a salesman"
I notice @Baron hasn't chimed in. Maybe this Hedge person is a paying Sponsor on behalf of Minervini's business.

I reported a suspicious O.P. last year about this time. Same time Minervini has his Trading seminar each year I believe.
 
How do you know he was trading the account ?

There are multiple ways to win the championship even if you're not a trader.
1) Enter the championship every year and gamble. If you gamble for 10 years in a row, there is good chance you will win atleast one.
2) Pay a real trader $$$ to trade the account for you.
3) Trade the account in a group. Multiple traders trading one account.
Omg... you really have trust issues
 
How do you know he was trading the account ?

There are multiple ways to win the championship even if you're not a trader.
1) Enter the championship every year and gamble. If you gamble for 10 years in a row, there is good chance you will win atleast one.
2) Pay a real trader $$$ to trade the account for you.
3) Trade the account in a group. Multiple traders trading one account.

Let me comment on this because I'm actually in the competition first time this year.

I'm not going to take away Minervini's skill during the times that he won (2x). He 's basically a momentum trader that leverages on trends.

But this post on his X makes me question him too:

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Even with the little disclaimer at the bottom, no way in hell he even comes close to what's protrayed on the chart, he would'be been multi billionaire and not bother selling damn courses. I mean seriously, it literally shows that he gets in and out of those major swings with godly accuracy.

Let me tell you about this competition that I notice. Dont pay attention to the winners that may win here and there. Pay attention to the regulars that make it in the top 10 of their division EVERY SINGLE YEAR. Because this shows that there is consistency in their approach.

What I notice when going back to the historical standings, people would gain insane gains in the beginning and then for hte next 10 months or so, very little is made or lost. So basically they levered the hell of a position, got lucky and hoping to just stay at the top without taking more trades. Not saying that's a bad strategy, but I seriously doubt someone with that approach can replicate that EVERY YEAR, so hence my opinion about focus on the regular competitors.

It's kind of like poker main events. The best pros dont win EVERY competition, but when it come to the last 10 players standing, you always see familiar names.
 
1)Yeah,but he has never entered the championship and not performed well

2)How do you find this mystery trader who is the best there is and is willing to give all the glory to Mark???

3) Just when I thought you exhausted all the absurd possibilities,you come up with the real winner

FWIW,a couple of Mark disciples have also done very well in the Trading championships...

Im more in the David Ryan camp


How do you know he was trading the account ?

There are multiple ways to win the championship even if you're not a trader.
1) Enter the championship every year and gamble. If you gamble for 10 years in a row, there is good chance you will win atleast one.
2) Pay a real trader $$$ to trade the account for you.
3) Trade the account in a group. Multiple traders trading one account.
 
I notice @Baron hasn't chimed in. Maybe this Hedge person is a paying Sponsor on behalf of Minervini's business.

I reported a suspicious O.P. last year about this time. Same time Minervini has his Trading seminar each year I believe.

Guys I'm not here to promote Mark Minervini's work or anything I'm here to find some traders that have a real live experience with his style and from there create a privet group of trading our accounts together if you have a real life experience trading this style I will really appreciate your experience if not please, complain somewhere else
 
Just like a used car salesman who knows nothing about cars.
Upstart plummeted 88% shortly after this interview.
 
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Let me comment on this because I'm actually in the competition first time this year.

I'm not going to take away Minervini's skill during the times that he won (2x). He 's basically a momentum trader that leverages on trends.

But this post on his X makes me question him too:

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Even with the little disclaimer at the bottom, no way in hell he even comes close to what's protrayed on the chart, he would'be been multi billionaire and not bother selling damn courses. I mean seriously, it literally shows that he gets in and out of those major swings with godly accuracy.

Let me tell you about this competition that I notice. Dont pay attention to the winners that may win here and there. Pay attention to the regulars that make it in the top 10 of their division EVERY SINGLE YEAR. Because this shows that there is consistency in their approach.

What I notice when going back to the historical standings, people would gain insane gains in the beginning and then for hte next 10 months or so, very little is made or lost. So basically they levered the hell of a position, got lucky and hoping to just stay at the top without taking more trades. Not saying that's a bad strategy, but I seriously doubt someone with that approach can replicate that EVERY YEAR, so hence my opinion about focus on the regular competitors.

It's kind of like poker main events. The best pros dont win EVERY competition, but when it come to the last 10 players standing, you always see familiar names.

1)Yeah,but he has never entered the championship and not performed well

2)How do you find this mystery trader who is the best there is and is willing to give all the glory to Mark???

3) Just when I thought you exhausted all the absurd possibilities,you come up with the real winner

FWIW,a couple of Mark disciples have also done very well in the Trading championships...

Im more in the David Ryan camp
He must be legit.

He said Soros was his top paying client.
 
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